beepert 2 Share Posted June 6 (edited) I'm just now starting out learning dreambot scripting. Curious if the anti ban im seeing in a lot of script titles is something that can be utilized from the dreambot libraries, or if it's some sort of overloaded/overriden implementations of dreambot control methods? I don't need specifics as I'm sure the best anti-ban logic is a secret Thanks! Edited June 6 by beepert Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
yeeter01 445 Share Posted June 6 Generally speaking you will need to create your own anti-ban system. It's all tinfoil hat levels of speculation and each scripter does it differently. Write your script and change things / make it configurable as you go along. Once you can establish a trendline for your bans make adjustments to various things that you think could influence the ban rate (clicking in different patterns, adjusting mouse speed, writing your own mouse algo, taking a different path from A-B, doing things in a different order, include a random chance to make misclicks etc). Adjust bit by bit and find stuff that makes the trendline go down. Then eventually you can abstract that up and make a framework or utility class that can be used across all of your scripts. It is just a ton of time, effort, Trail and error~ good luck! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
beepert 2 Author Share Posted June 6 34 minutes ago, yeeter01 said: Generally speaking you will need to create your own anti-ban system. It's all tinfoil hat levels of speculation and each scripter does it differently. Write your script and change things / make it configurable as you go along. Once you can establish a trendline for your bans make adjustments to various things that you think could influence the ban rate (clicking in different patterns, adjusting mouse speed, writing your own mouse algo, taking a different path from A-B, doing things in a different order, include a random chance to make misclicks etc). Adjust bit by bit and find stuff that makes the trendline go down. Then eventually you can abstract that up and make a framework or utility class that can be used across all of your scripts. It is just a ton of time, effort, Trail and error~ good luck! Makes sense, thanks! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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